A U.S.Air Force jet had a successful test flight in June using a cellulose-based alcohol fuel made by Englewood-based Gevo Inc., the company reported Tuesday.

On June 28, an Air Force A-10 Thunder Bolt jet flew from Elgin Air Force Base in Florida using a blend of 50 percent Gevo’s Alcohol to Jet Fuel and 50 percent military aviation jet fuel, the company said in a statement.

“We’re extremely proud to have witnessed and contributed to the USAF’s first and only ATJ test flight,” Chris Ryan, Gevo’s chief operating officer and president, said in a statement.

“This is a great accomplishment for the USAF, Gevo and the biofuels industry,” Ryan said.

Gevo, a renewable chemicals and biofuels company, received a contract last year to provide the USAF 11,000 gallons of its ATJ fuel derived from isobutanol for testing.

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